A recent report from Deutsche Bank and the Economist Intelligence Unit pointed to a gap in companies' cyber defenses related to the third parties they do business with.
The report, which is based on a survey of 300 corporate treasurers, found that 19% of companies don't check whether their suppliers use the same ID authentication method that they do and 14% don't require that the information security requirements they place on third parties be extended to those third parties' subcontractors.
And while 92% of companies do internal penetration testing, only 38% require their suppliers and other third parties to do such testing.
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